Today's (7/28) Headlines! Daughter-in-law in Zhonghe hacked to death by father-in-law in 100 blows! / 'Sibling reserved share' in inheritance abolished / Seniors aged 65+ can now collect cash!

Storm Media brings you today’s key news highlights. A 34-year-old daughter-in-law in Zhonghe, New Taipei City, was hacked to death by her father-in-law wielding two knives—an intergenerational conflict over granddaughter discipline escalating into a fatal tragedy, revealing deep-seated family grievances. The Legislative Yuan passed a civil code amendment, officially abolishing the 'sibling reserved share' system. Previously, siblings could legally claim part of an estate even with a clear will; under the new law, proper estate planning ensures siblings receive nothing. One county in Taiwan launched the 'Changle 65 Project,' offering NT$6,500 cash gifts to eligible seniors aged 65+ before Mid-Autumn Festival—check eligibility now. Global stock markets plunged today: Taiwan's index dropped over 1,900 points, South Korea's KOSPI fell 10%, and SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics both dropped over 12%. Analysts warn strong earnings may not stabilize markets. Despite both being major edible oil producers, Dafu益 reports stable profits while Chung Lian Oils faces a cancer-causing contaminant scandal—Shieh Jin-Ho identifies mismanagement as the root cause. Taiwan's military conducted its first joint drill on Green Island and Orchid Island in 30 years, initiated by a former 'island commander' general, with a core strategy: prevent Chinese long-range artillery systems from occupying eastern islands, or else Jiashan and Chihhang bases will fall within crossfire. A 90-second video discussing carcinogenic oil ingredients led to a criminal investigation within 48 hours—public debate now centers on who issued the 'water meter check' order and whether free speech is under threat. The Zhonghe daughter-in-law was hacked over 100 times—friends expose the 'demon family’s' abuse, including years of infidelity, financial exploitation, and verbal bullying. The victim, supporting the family alone, never returned after a routine child-related meeting. Legislative reform ends sibling inheritance claims—learn how to disinherit siblings completely with proper planning. Keelung’s 'Changle 65' project gives NT$6,500 to seniors—eligibility limited to residents, with plans to expand next year. Behind the military shift: a retired general’s strategic vision now shapes Taiwan’s eastern defense, recognizing that rising PLA long-range capabilities threaten the island’s last safe zones. Public backlash grows over the rapid investigation into a short video—was it about food safety or political intimidation? Why were deepfake cases from opposition parties handled differently? Dafu益 thrives while Chung Lian collapses—Shieh Jin-Ho blames procurement missteps, leadership changes, and shareholder conflicts. Global markets bleed: Korean stocks crash 10%, Taiwan down 1,900 points—can upcoming tech earnings save the market? Typhoon 'Dolphin' intensifies—forecast shows four days of heavy rain before clearing. Netflix releases 'Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Part 1 – Giyu Tomioka's Return'—global box office hit with 98% Rotten Tomatoes score, now streamable.